243 Electrical-Engineering positions at Johns Hopkins University in United-United-States
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weeks x [3-hour seminar + 8 hours on site] = 165 hours). JHU ESSA Write-Up Office of Engineering Student Support & Advocacy – Engineering Student Affairs Population - Total of ~10,000 graduate engineering
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and Distance Learning, we are seeking an Instructional Technologist who will support and manage relevant instructional technology resources in the design, development, and delivery of SAIS online
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within the Bloomberg Facilities Management Department. Represents the University to external constituencies, including architects, engineers, constructors, regulatory agencies, etc. on a variety of issues
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on absolute, accurate luminescence imaging of photovoltaic materials and structures with the goal of understanding macro and micro features and correlating visualized defects to local and global electrical
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of technology to serve DAR needs Create and maintain a current and accurate view of the Create a Job Alert for Similar Jobs About Johns Hopkins University Johns Hopkins University remains committed to its
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. Accurately measure and record current lens power with a lensometer. Perform and record exophthalmometry. Perform and record Amsler grid. Perform and record Schirmer testing. Evaluate pupillary reactions
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). The position will provide technology solutions leadership for all OUR projects by defining business requirements, articulating current and future state, translating functional aspects to technical requirements
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on various domestic accounts for current and past data. Assists with the annual external audit relating to cash reconciliations. The accountant tracks items in the bank statements and confirms all of them
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are organized and current. Orient new research study staff. Adheres to guidelines regarding the sensitivity and confidential nature of patient information, including HIPAA regulations. Maintains proficient
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mothers and infants. Study description: Most bassinets in US hospitals are still designed for use by ambulatory nursery staff, rather than for use by mobility-impaired new mothers. Current bassinet designs